As art its kind of neat. The technique used in the shot of the 42nd street/grand central platform I could easily see used in normal movies. There is a market, he just needs some advertising...
There were a few copy cats IIRC... but they didn't make much of a splash. Since BIOS and OS vendors have been of the issue they didn't for 20+ I'm fairly skeptical that on the breadth of the claim. Plus since we would know they didn't force upgrade everyone's BIOS, and we would know about it if there was a patch to fix the issue in the Linux kernel this is most likely an OS specific issue.
In other words they probably turned over a 0 day Windows exploits to Microsoft that would have allowed writing to the BIOS because there became aware that some other nation's NSAlike agency had become aware of it.
What happens at a lot of places is that whatever is required to balance the cashier's till is taken out of their pay. So you likely aren't stealing from the store, but from someone who makes minimum wage.
Not likely. McVeigh's manifesto got 0 attention and Kaczynski's only got published because it was demanded at a point where he had already killed and promised to stop if it was published.
Read carefully. The leaked doc suggests that the NSA broke in to the links between data centers and Alexander is claiming that they didn't break into their servers. Both things can be true.
Tbqh this doesn't pass the sniff test. More likely scenarios:
1) its a hoax/false flag and piracy nuke is the target.
2) He got a c&d and thinks that pretending that it was an anti piracy thing all along will help him with the lawsuit.
Win 8 is not that bad once you get used to it, but adding the start button adds nothing. What we really want is a start menu or at least a start screen that doesn't take over everything.
Unfortunately no, we still have to do it due to issues with Microsoft's CORS implementation... if you look at the workaround (uncheck use compatibility list) it seems even more unclear if this is a MS or Google problem.
A quick Google search is only bringing up superficial stuff. Do we know what they broke/changed between IE10 and IE11 that broke google?
It looks like the OWA thing is because exchange is doing UA sniffing and IE 11 no longer sends the MSIE string.
It comes from a friend trying to differentiate between new agey religions and new agey cults.
Mythical creatures are obviously not founders so the statement applies not to Mr. Frum, but to whoever invented him as an object to be worshiped.
looking at this I don't think that Sikhs or any of the "medium sized religions" have an army or a navy which makes that definition somewhat problematic.
The difference between a cult and a religion is that in a cult the founder is still alive. Since LRH is definitely dead er, has abandoned his meat body, that puts Scientology pretty much on par with the other groups that believe in sky wizards.
One missing piece: Auditing. At the organisation that I'm writing software for (which handles fairly sensitive data) no one, not the NSA, not a drug cartel has the ability to access data without leaving a trace.
This isn't really a problem. If the government has a reason to investigate you having the tools to do so isn't necessarily a bad thing, and is much different than the capture everything and decrypt it if/when we are able to strategy hinted at by the Snowden leaks. Obviously, serving malware with no warrant or a "general warrant" is a serious overreach.
For perspective take a look at this.
At least 2 of 10 have outright incest and almost all of them have some adultery, homosexuality, rape, or other content that was controversial at the time. Words are words, and some of the best fiction around has incorporated horrific or depraved events. Banning books based on how well they conform to social norms is not good.
Namely, millions (billions?) of clicks per day indicating if a specific page is related to a specific query. You would need a much better algorithm to "do better" without that data.
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As art its kind of neat. The technique used in the shot of the 42nd street/grand central platform I could easily see used in normal movies. There is a market, he just needs some advertising...
It's a thing. iPhone theft is the number one crime in NYC see http://www.uproxx.com/technology/2013/11/14-crime-nyc-iphone-theft/ among many others. As someone who lost an apple device to a mugger... this still seems like a horrible idea.
There were a few copy cats IIRC... but they didn't make much of a splash. Since BIOS and OS vendors have been of the issue they didn't for 20+ I'm fairly skeptical that on the breadth of the claim. Plus since we would know they didn't force upgrade everyone's BIOS, and we would know about it if there was a patch to fix the issue in the Linux kernel this is most likely an OS specific issue.
In other words they probably turned over a 0 day Windows exploits to Microsoft that would have allowed writing to the BIOS because there became aware that some other nation's NSAlike agency had become aware of it.
What happens at a lot of places is that whatever is required to balance the cashier's till is taken out of their pay. So you likely aren't stealing from the store, but from someone who makes minimum wage.
Not likely. McVeigh's manifesto got 0 attention and Kaczynski's only got published because it was demanded at a point where he had already killed and promised to stop if it was published.
Read carefully. The leaked doc suggests that the NSA broke in to the links between data centers and Alexander is claiming that they didn't break into their servers. Both things can be true.
Tbqh this doesn't pass the sniff test. More likely scenarios: 1) its a hoax/false flag and piracy nuke is the target. 2) He got a c&d and thinks that pretending that it was an anti piracy thing all along will help him with the lawsuit.
Your friend is to dumb to not enter his email address/password into random websites... don't be surprised if this isn't the last of the spam.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle_Challenger http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle_Columbia_disaster
Win 8 is not that bad once you get used to it, but adding the start button adds nothing. What we really want is a start menu or at least a start screen that doesn't take over everything.
Unfortunately no, we still have to do it due to issues with Microsoft's CORS implementation... if you look at the workaround (uncheck use compatibility list) it seems even more unclear if this is a MS or Google problem.
A quick Google search is only bringing up superficial stuff. Do we know what they broke/changed between IE10 and IE11 that broke google?
It looks like the OWA thing is because exchange is doing UA sniffing and IE 11 no longer sends the MSIE string.
It comes from a friend trying to differentiate between new agey religions and new agey cults.
Mythical creatures are obviously not founders so the statement applies not to Mr. Frum, but to whoever invented him as an object to be worshiped.
looking at this I don't think that Sikhs or any of the "medium sized religions" have an army or a navy which makes that definition somewhat problematic.
The difference between a cult and a religion is that in a cult the founder is still alive. Since LRH is definitely dead er, has abandoned his meat body, that puts Scientology pretty much on par with the other groups that believe in sky wizards.
I don't think its shutting down, so much a suspending all of the threads while the GC runs.
gunshot sensors are an actual thing... they just don't work.
One missing piece: Auditing. At the organisation that I'm writing software for (which handles fairly sensitive data) no one, not the NSA, not a drug cartel has the ability to access data without leaving a trace.
Didn't Handsome Jack kill those guys off?
citation? I don't see anything in rfc 2822 or 5321 that would allow that.
That isn't actually in the constitution... the court that it ruled that it had the power of constitutional review in Marbury v. Madison.
This isn't really a problem. If the government has a reason to investigate you having the tools to do so isn't necessarily a bad thing, and is much different than the capture everything and decrypt it if/when we are able to strategy hinted at by the Snowden leaks. Obviously, serving malware with no warrant or a "general warrant" is a serious overreach.
Look at GMail, vs hush mail vs tormail vs lavabit and the like. The public just doesn't care and probably can't be made to care.
Almost everything on the list is adequately explained in the books.
For perspective take a look at this. At least 2 of 10 have outright incest and almost all of them have some adultery, homosexuality, rape, or other content that was controversial at the time. Words are words, and some of the best fiction around has incorporated horrific or depraved events. Banning books based on how well they conform to social norms is not good.
Namely, millions (billions?) of clicks per day indicating if a specific page is related to a specific query. You would need a much better algorithm to "do better" without that data.